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“Commercial nuclear energy is the foundation of America’s leadership in the global system of rules and regulations designed to limit the spread of nuclear weapons.”  (John Hamre – President and CEO, CSIS)  |  “American isolationism from the nuclear space is the national security antithesis of American primacy in the nuclear space. . . What’s called for is a national commitment to nothing short of American primacy in the full cycle of civilian nuclear power.”  (David Gattie – Professor of Environmental Engineering, University of Georgia)  |  “So the question is not whether nuclear power will form an important element of the world’s future (it does and it will), but only how much of a role the United States will play in building that nuclear future. Will the United States lead or watch?”  (Daniel Poneman – President and CEO, Centrus Energy Corp.)     |  “In an international civil nuclear market valued in excess of $1 trillion over the next 20 years, the benefits of civil nuclear exports are vital to America’s national and energy security interests, and to maintaining our position as leaders in nuclear energy innovation, nonproliferation, and safety.”  (Civil Nuclear Trade Advisory Committee to the US Department of Commerce)  

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  1. IP3 Director Bud McFarlane outlines “How U.S. and allies can stop global energy dominance by China and Russia” in The Washington Times

    July 17th, 2020

    In an Op-Ed for The Washington Times, Bud McFarlane — IP3 Co-Founder and Director and Reagan’s National Security Adviser — outlined the world’s need for the U.S. and allies to lead in building clean nuclear energy in developing economies. The world cannot afford global energy dominance by Russia and China, he warned.

    “Concurrent to the foregoing geopolitical turmoil two other evident trends — population growth in emerging markets and urbanization — pose serious challenges and potential opportunities for all of humankind,” McFarlane wrote. “Over the next 30 years global population will grow from 7 billion to 10 billion people.”

    “Ninety percent of that growth will occur in non-OECD countries and involve migration to cities where they will require a scale of industrial and social services unparalleled in human history. The need for clean electricity, fresh water and nutritious food will be staggering and will constitute the largest management challenge in human history.

    Clearly the dominant provider of that infrastructure will have gained political control and breathtaking profits and will dominate the world. Today those providers stand to be China and Russia.

    Nuclear power currently provides the only realistic solution for meeting the predictable demand for clean baseload electricity facing our planet, while concurrently addressing emissions at the scale needed to meet climate objectives.”

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  2. VIDEO: IP3 CEO Michael Hewitt interviewed by Saudi 24 news on U.S.-Saudi ties, security and energy

    March 15th, 2020

    IP3 Co-Founder and CEO Michael Hewitt went on Saudi 24 channel’s Vision news program to talk about the U.S. and Saudi Arabia forging closer diplomatic and economic ties, Saudi Arabia’s strategic importance in world affairs, and the future of clean energy in the kingdom.

    Veteran journalist Maria Maaloof interviewed the retired U.S. Rear Admiral.

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  3. IP3 at the 2019 Atlantic Future Forum

    November 21st, 2019

    IP3 representatives attended the 2019 Atlantic Future Forum on board HMS Queen Elizabeth, at anchor off Annapolis, Maryland.

    The full-day conference brought together the brightest and most influential thinkers – from defense and beyond – to strengthen American-British ties and to encourage collaboration between the two countries’ public and private sectors. READ MORE >

     

  4. IP3 at the 2019 U.K. Conservative Party Conference

    October 1st, 2019

    IP3’s Co-founder and CEO Rear Admiral (Ret.) Michael Hewitt attended the 2019 U.K. Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, England and was a panel discussion on clean energy during their Innovation Day.

  5. IP3 Director Bud McFarlane on “The New Imperialism” in The Washington Times

    May 23rd, 2019

    ANALYSIS/OPINION:

    Historians often cite two American qualities to explain why the United States and its allies prevailed in the Cold War; military strength and better ideas — such things as the rule of law and freedom for individuals and the marketplace; often called “Soft Power” in shorthand. READ MORE >

  6. IP3 and Exelon Visit KEPCO E&C, 11 June 2019

    June 11th, 2019

    Representatives from IP3 and Exelon met with executives from KEPCO Engineering & Construction Company during a visit to Korea last week.

     

  7. CEOs Ask Trump to Help Them Sell Nuclear Power Plants Overseas

    February 12th, 2019

    Bloomberg, U.S. nuclear energy developers on Tuesday met with President Donald Trump and asked for help winning contracts to build power plants in the Middle East and elsewhere overseas. 

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  8. National Security, Energy Experts Call for Support of U.S. Nuclear Industry

    June 13th, 2018

    MCLEAN, VA –The ability of the United States to compete in the international nuclear energy market against the likes of Russia and China is dependent on the strength of our own country’s domestic sector. Without a steady pipeline of skills, innovation, and products, our country will have limited capacity to compete. READ MORE >

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